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Originally Posted by jswinden
Did you leave the *.opf file in the OEBPS folder? It points to all the files and folders for the book, so it cannot be moved and then opened by itself, it has to remain with all the other book files.
The book might have other issues if the *.opf file cannot be opened in Kindle Previewer or doesn't work therein. Did you modify the *.opf file? You might need to ask you friend to give you the ePub file he created or whatever files he used to create the mobi file in the first place.
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Hi Jack,
Yes I did, I kept it on the original folder. And, as a test, I just unpacked the mobi and tried to open the *.opf file with Kindle Previewer, but it just doesn't open it... It returns an error when opening...
I'm using Notepad++ for the html editing - I'm not a developer myself but prefer to do that to avoid having Word add formatting that I don't wish it to. And when you "see" what the code looks like, you always learn something!
Of course I don't have 1000 books to edit - if I had I'd probably go with Blossom's method!
